This interactive visualization shows the inter-office romances of different characters across all seasons of the hit T.V. show, The Office, the length of the relationship, and when the romance...

This is a comprehensive guide for someone who is joining the hostel and has got an assigned room. It lets them know the amount of rooms available, and a breakdown of tips to follow in each room

"Patchwork Kingdoms" is a data art charity collection that I created for the "Giga Connect" project of UNICEF consisting of 1000 unique pieces. All proceeds from the sale went to this project,...

These are illustrated memories of four people who endured one of the darkest moments of Russia's war on Ukraine. Karina Zaiets, herself displaced from Ukraine, and the USA TODAY Graphics team,...

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is one of the most important techniques used in Biology. It is used almost every day by researchers across biological sciences, clinical medicine, and forensics....

The U.S. military and Hollywood have been actively working together since the dawn of American cinema. This project visualizes more than 500 film productions (gathered with a FOIA) that have...

A Streamlit app to create interactive temperature and precipitation graphs for places around the world. We know that global warming is real. But how have temperatures developed in different...

All Olympic Games go over budget. In fact, they are the only type of mega-project in the world to do so. These graphs show the total cost of 18 Summer and Winter Olympics held between 1968 and...

The Embryo Digital Atlas is an open source web based platform to visualize complex experimental datasets of embryogenesis in an easy and beautiful way. Embryogenesis is the process by which a...

The economy, immigration and everything else.

I created this app to better understand the phonomenon of "Bird Strike" or more widely, "Wildlife Strikes"; that is, interactions between aircraft and wildlife which are often fatal for the animals...

There’s no surefire way to win a Nobel Prize, or is there? Nature crunched the data on every science laureate to work out which characteristics can be reliably linked to medals. Animations and...

Fairfax’s ‘Peak Hour’ combined old-fashioned with data journalism, video and interactive storytelling to chart the rise of Australia’s urban traffic woes, engaging its readers with insights...

  Knock on wood is a reflection on the difference between living and lasting. Accepting the ephemeral and delicate nature of life, and considering death, is nothing more than clarifying what is...

In this series of maps, Reuters traces the course of the Rohingya crisis, from the spasm of violence a year ago through to the daily lives of the refugees in teeming camps.

The Website Scrolly was done as a part of a 2-week long Data narrative module at the National Institute of Design, Bengaluru. It is a Comparative Data Essay that gives the reader an overview of...

This visualisation shows the ancient roads of the Roman Empire as illuminated lines. The visualisation is created using the free and open-source R statistical computing language, which makes it...

Over the past 10 years, more than 160 species of animals have become extinct. It is a slow and steady loss, but the extinction rate is increasing every year, and is bound to grow even...

Brazil has one of the highest cesarean rates worldwide, with over 50% of births by C-section [1], many scheduled before labor begins. Research by the University of São Paulo, led by Professor...

How does America watch movies? Do coastal audiences prefer action films? Do movie-goers in the south opt for films that mirror their experiences? We’ve mapped US movie tastes for this year’s Oscars...

Climate justice means being fair to all, especially when dealing with climate change. The world is getting hotter, causing illness, destructive weather events, and financial difficulties. The...

The US spends more money on healthcare than any other wealthy nation, but it hasn’t resulted in better health.

Every year, the World Economic Forum brings together all the most recognisable figures in business and politics. With all eyes on Davos, we decided to turn the optics upside down and see who...

An interactive essay that walks a reader through the process of building a histogram, from an unordered clump of values to the finished chart. The essay highlights how parameter choices throughout...

NYC honorary street names, or co-names enacted by the City Council, can be found above or below the primary street-name signs throughout the five boroughs of NYC. Over the 30 years enactment of...

How much debt has been racked up by governments? This stunning infographic shows each country's share of world debt, along with their debt-to-GDP ratio.

The DougScore is a scoring system created by automotive enthusiast and YouTuber Doug Demuro. This visualization shows the top 50 cars by DougScore and breaks them down by 5 factors for daily...

By analysing a huge amount of data, this project shows a statistical analysis of more than 2 million chess games and throws light onto the most common openings, winning moves and interesting...

“Red sunsets, a natural miracle?” project illustrates the relationship between the presence of air pollution and the “red” color of sunsets. The approach to data visualisation has here the aim to...

This infographic visualises data regarding women: life expectancy, percentage of the population, and finally, the difference between the percentage of women in parliament in 1990 and 2014 for...